Many people talk about trying to find jobs and offer advice. Some of the best advice I’ve ever had and ever given is rarely seen. I have worked at a Workforce center. I have worked helping people, returned to college, and earned a master’s degree in Adult Education and Training. I have been on both sides of hiring and needing hiring. And I have been successful at both.
Information, like a small piece of gold, could be worth quite a bit.
The day you write your new resume is the first day of your new job. You do this because you always want to have prospects out there. You always want to know. Where your true value is, and who could most appreciate it.
You do not have to tell your present boss you have a new resume. You don’t have to say to the boss you are working for now that you have plans if you must find a job. It is not being deceitful; it is just being prepared.
If you were ever a Boy Scout or a Girl Scout. I am sure you understand the excellent idea of being prepared.
Tomorrow, we will talk about What the day you get like go feels like. And what you want to do about it.
